_ IF A L
DRY GOODS
HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 74 Market Street,
➢STR'ESN POURTII STREET AND THR DIAMOND
PITTSBURCti. PA
SIGN OF THE ORIGINAL BEE lilyE
The =heather has plat returned from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and some of the lianufacturiug to% us in the'
Ne w England States, en as to get a portion of UM DOMES
TIC (30 , 0DS direct irom the manufacturers, and .ace one
profit in receiving them in that way. Our stock of FOR
ENN etXilld ha nrcer Lett, so complete
DitES. GOODS:
r SKY RICH DRESS Plaiu itinck and Pig - aced.
EX.; RICE DEEM Plaid, Stri; ed and Brccat'a
`• Le l' 111 CH SILK ROBES, Black and C.larbd
• alert ALL WOOL PIOUS DU LAIN .4,
111 CH ROBE MOUS DE LAINS.
RICH COTTON AND WOOL MOUE DS LAINS.
FRENCH MERINOS
C 0, : 13 U=R U S,
The largest acct. in the city, and
I: ETTER GOODS FOR THE PRICE
r - FOUND IN ANY OTHER HOUSE WEST uF
AIOUNTAINb'
=MEM
BOUGHT AT AUCTWN
OE QUANTITIES AT LOW PRICES,
AND WILL BY AE-6OLO AT A VARY
A IU. ADVANCE ON EAHTER.N COST
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
of entirely u,ce dr! , ..igag, such as aka
TALMA SHAWLS,
And many c 0 et
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
ffr bava been ablc; off .r 'large and vartud a atoct of
all kinds of SHAWLS and CLOAKS
NEEDLE WORK :
COLLARS, SETS AND SLEEVES
FLOUNCINGS,
EDGINGS,
MOURNING GOODS :
BLACII DP.UES GOODS, SHAWLS, CRAPE VEILS,
COLLARS, GLOVES
E. VERY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE LINE
MOURNING GOODS
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SIUBLI 8,
1C ElliGe,
CIIECR
GINGUAAfB,
PRINTS,
EENTUOKY JEANS,
TWESDO,
UASSINIERES, CLOTHS,
Arol :very other cuticle usnaay kept to a
WELL ASF7IIRTED BTOCK OF DRY GOODS
4,3 many of the Above ioods have beau bought from the
LIANUFACTURERS and AT AUCTION FOR NET CASH . ,
we are enabled to sell them as LOW AS THEY CAN BE
PURCHASED IN MANY OF THE WIIOIAI9AL,E HOUSES
in the Eastern cities. In short, we never have been able to
~l4r Ea large and attractive a stock ti our numerous cas
t cruets and the public generally.
N booDs RECEIVED DAILY. — 'll4
C. WUANSON LOVE,
Formcrly 1C64 - 13g,Etkvattaon A Love,
and Lc.c.-, Bioth,R,
N. 74 MARK .9TRRET,
PiTTSBURO LI, FA.
as 13:1 a) mr
CARRIAGES.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTOIt% I
AND
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EASTERN REPOSITORY
JOSEPI - 1 Wt ITE
Li AS JUST RECEIVED AT IIIS RE
k'POSITORY, situated near the Two Mile s t •
Rum; between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, a
plendiii and general assortment of Carrlsq;es, Buggies, Su -
Lies, etc. His arrangements are such that be is coneltantly
receiving now and second-hand vehicles, and the public way
rely on always dnding a good stock on hand. Ha also man
ufactures to order, on short notice,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
And all pertaining to the busines. With taghtoeu years
raotical experience in this busiuoaa, and his well-tinnWu
ia,-ilittes, he flatters himself that he offers great inducements
to pa rchnoors.
akir. The establishment is located on the route of the Ex -
celstor Omnibus Line. of Coaches, passing the door every
fifteen minutes. Bald:claw
- S• 4. 4iE C. WEST & CO., 41ENE
ttAtiliFeda-CtiCiLe OF
CAI-211.1AGES,
P.OOiIAWA YS, BUGGIES, SULttLRS AND SLEIG [IS
No. 14 Penn street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
.ear AH work warranted to he of the hest . msterisin F 61.1.1
v.erhmenship. myl:l,ly.Ls
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
AND
:MELTING \\TOFU( S.
PARK, M'CLIRDY CO ,,
R/iA FA C TURERS OF SHEATIIING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms,
tin d Still Bottoms, P.pelter Solder, kc , also importers and
dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, kc. Constantly
on hand, Tinmen's Machines and Tools. Warehouse, N 0.149
• First, and 12a Second street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders
of Conner cut to any desired pattern. my2l/Iydsw
ITEW FUR HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. 98 Wood street, next door to 8. McGlarkan's
tnadlery, ane opposite the Excelsior Eating 11011/10.
A DONNEI KIT has a complete lisaoruneut of Furs, Hats,
C Alld, etc. Ladies' and tientlemen'a Furs cleaned and alter
,st to the newest fashion, and at the shortest notice. Good
mid tasteful work. war - mated, as Mr. Doneetelt received a
lflploma and the first prii.e at the Provincial Exhibition,
esnacia; and has worked in the Isrgest cities in the world—
LOudcn, Paris, aniiitertiam, Warsaw, Hamburg,
Pew Yorh and Mown:el. a practical workman, he est.
licits the patronage of the public of Pittsburgh. Pars,
Copes, Gloves, Cloaks and Plush Caps made to order.
gar Hash paid for Fore.
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CABINKT MAKERS ,S; UPHOLSTERERS
COIIPANION--Compriaing tit , rudiments and prin
t ipels ef Cabinet tlaki , g an.l Upholstery, with the art of
discf!ng applicable to Whinet work, the art of dyeing sod
et aining Wood, Ivory, Bone, Tortoise Shell, etc., directions
r Blackening, Japaniug and Varnishing, to make French
roli&h. to prepare the best Glues, Cements and Composi
ti na, and a number of receipts maul to workmen geuer
,Unstrated, by J Stokes, for sale by
e.elll l Post Building. 41 Fifth Street
H. WEL DIN,
B(1011B6LLEIL, STATIONER, PRINTER A BINDER
No. 6 3 Wo]D27 y LIETWELN YoUkTri Mil , FIFTH,
PITT`6IW.
11 N. GLOGGER,
A 11T I d 'l' ,
Qe27:6mti •
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iron City Commercial College,
Fdtanargh, Pa.—Chartered, 1855.
300 STODZNIA ATTENDING, J AN OABI, 1858
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial Behool
of the United Statee.
Young Men Prepared fin Ac1,..1.1 Duties of the (bunting Room.
j BALITE ., A.. it., Prot"... - of book-Keeping and
Br...itim.sa of Accounts.
A. T. DOUTRETT,Teachor of Arithinetb and Cemmercbd
calculation.
J. A. ILEYDRIOR and T. C. JENKINi Teachers of Book.
oeping.
'ALEX COWLEY, and W. Pr , twis...r. of Pen
manship.
Single and boublo Entry Book-lieeping, es need ku every
department of Business. Commercial,. Arithmetic, liapld
itueloem Writing, Detecting Counterfeit Money, Mercantile
trarreepondence, Commercuil Law, are taught, and all other
subjects rdecehsary for the success and thorough educstion
of a practical business man.
TWRi.V h Plt E Zvi 1 U 8.1 8,
Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh fur the past three
years, alsoln Eastern and Western Clthair for beet Writing,
W MID NO? POE 11.NGEAVID WOsc, `la
IMPORTANT INYORM tTION.
Ttodeuts enter at any time — No varatiou—Time unlimited
—Review at pleftSllll3-43raduates eievidted in obtaining sib
oations—Toltion for Pull Commercial Course, s3B Average
time 8 toll Weeks—Board, $2,60 per week—Stationery, sti
—Entire coat, $BO to $7O.
Sir Ministers' son.a received at hall price.
For Card--Circular—Specimmul Boalueas Orua•
Mitultai Writing—tncloae two anis/pa,
B. and address
W JENKINS,
nab Pittsburgh. Pstuanylman.
INSERTINGS, ETC
SAretz.i kaTe,
NO. FIFTH STREET
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Weather.—The rot:owing is the range of the
thermometer and barometer, as kept by George E.
Shaw, optician, Fifth street, yesterday :
.111 MOOETER.
9 A. 111
12 A 1
13 P. M .
Barometer, 29 1-20
Court of Qmartei Sessions, &o
Before President Ju!ge William B. M'Clure, and
Associate .Tudgcs O -;)}7i,i A and John E. Parke.
OcTcaurt G, 1.853.
In the assault and battery care. , tried yesterday,
a verdict of guilty was found as to Smith, the toll
keeper, and not guilty tie to the other defendants.
Several crcas soils 01 arseill art! battery, among
Janes Campbell, Jr., James Campbell, Sr., William
and Thomas Weston anti Patrick Murphy, all arising
from the tearing down of a fence. Murphy was con
victed on ono charge and James Campbell, Sr., cia
another. They were sentenced to pay a line of $5
each, and coots of prosecution. The others were as
quitted.
Commonwealth vs. Richard Brooks, who will be
remembered as "the man rf many commitments;'
indicted for assault end battery with ietent to kill'
on the person of Mary Schwambly.
Mary testified that in September last, the defeed
ant followed her up Grant street, to the Third Ward
School House; She stopped to talk to tie - tlhAr wo
man, when Brooks struck her un tbs. ltar.clted
her down and klotted he-. Ho had a small pe2linito
in,his bead, who ho did not use.
After a short absence the jury retarnol verdict
of guilty of assault and battery, no et i ii..!)13 hiving
boon adored to rove t-o intent to hi!' A t!,ti s aro
other elearges against Bre,kE, he wt iemansied for
the present.
Commonwealth vs. Thomas C.tains,r :roil Francis
Rule, charged with the larceny of a s , e , it li•
the steamer Moluotte, in August lest. Several wit
nesses testified to having seen the defendants taking
the line, and also that they h- ..I sell it. ether wit
nessestestified to their g ?racier, sad also that
they had been in the habit ti, up old pieces
of lino on the wharf or in the rivers. Tee jury rent.
derail a verdict of guilty, and the prisoners were ro-
mqn led
The Annual Fair of the State Agricultural t.ocioty,
was br. , ught to a close at Pittsburg on taturday inst.
Tho address was delivered on Friday, by Gan. Will
A. Stokes, of Westmoreland county, and woe such a
production as could only emanate from a gentleman,
who, with a practical knowledge of agrionl'ore, cam.
binos a vigorous mind and elegant and polished
tastes. We learn that the total receipts of the socie
ty roach the handsome cum of $13,000, which we
suppose will be ample to defray expenses and
place the society in a better p,,ifion than it has been
for some years. Tho admirable management cf the
affairs et the ,uciety during the set year, acid the
complete success of this exhibition both pecuniarily
and otherwise, will, withi - out doubt, have the happy
effect of restoring tliat public confidence lost turough
tho mismanagement--if not something wcriie--and
misfortune attending former operations af the society
which drained the treasury and withdrew the interest
of the farming community. The completc success of
this exhibition is mainly due to the energy of the
President, David Taggart, and the tSi,oretary, Judge
Hiester, and we are gratified to ,q;:: r.ervi
ces have bren pruciated by the cifixans i'cts•
burgh, by sviioed a public dinner has Leen tendered to
the President, sod the highest oneorciores the
prer.3 lavished upon the tiecretary. These gentle_
mon Hero eleoed .1 the comely time
when its trea.ery woo bensrupt and iis cioa,t 1n
tire', sunk. fudge Llier.ter has given its
. r,tidirs his
almost undivided s.tteatien, directing his well known
practical activity to tLc
results so highly favorable to ties ',serest r.sid char
actor of the society.
Wo feel ASi.lll , ,d rildflaL- . . bmtirlt 0/0
funds of the State ,uci•-ty will, i e few >:•,rt , be , oree
ample, and its usefulness increased is :. , purtion.
Harri,,bury Putri,,t mid Unit",
Ifachine.R. -Orio of the greatest 1,11 - f--
saving machines—cue that li i i probably doe were
to take on the burdens cf a too frequently neglected
portion of society—the ices female sompstrctres or
the large cities—is the Sowing Machias , . Many of
this class. who were onee centeot to earn their pit
tance of a few shillings daily, :Ica now, by the aid of
this truly great invention, realizing as many dollars
for their daily labor. And not only hare is its ink ,
sioe, but the amount of labor saved by it in families
is alincst incredible. Indeed, we have been itifizio
ed by several beads of families that they have eased
the COOL of one in a single. year by the saving cf tune
and labor effected by it. We are glad to Fee the
citizen,: of Pitf: burgh daily turning their attention
more to tuts itaprovcrnent-- -a fact clearly
shown by the. Increase t E.les c: to the
last twelve ay•nth. While tooling ter the boot we
hope th se designing t, pur!lia..!! will nit nirget Mr.
It. Straw, comer of Monte and .1 street!, alt.,
is the agent Gtr Singer's Sewing Moob tin in this
city, and the her introduci ten
There ha' 11111 , 11 be
merits of the is.f., , os machines wadi: .I:it , rent
manufacturers, and we will not pretend to express an
opinion as ti. the supririority —that hel,,ng: to th e
purchaizer. But we Cua ri.-iiiiithen.l Mr. Straw so CO,
ton,rside dealer, and say that purrh!tiers can leas
nettling by calling and examining, the tea dtint .? sold
by him, burnt affidtinz their choice.
Clotllll, cif .1/''":i — Fort) P... 0
various bank notes have been put iu cireuati. , n t+tnoc,
last won h— e. pretty oertnin proa tilat. I LOtalt,
labor and risk of the,e pursuits concerned thot
legal tral.3 to - CT n=tnntial, 1. Wt-,
cout.terteiting env ., rit,bt t •-og•
; but, tvnbn at,,t unit bai,K,O4
B'o Care;e. 4 al.1.11: snd the ctnuntertnat
public generntly , a'ber tlitittirt • n , t,
c~ubtar:c•_t~re will pieced
i.etLrcli. Inc z_nly way to r,cr ut rt . •
wartnnes4 generally mau.f.,:tt.l t,•ward, ,
to Stay the w it , r9Wn .1 to ..r
-eulatiom io to believe that the lolcrB
are warat f r •ho
to vs of whom the taxltior, • n
aggreza' ,, , (all, with great ,everi , y, FeVVr:ll ;1.1 ,
of ddllsrs annually hen - .L; mode and “_attercd over
the ,'...,untry. Thid :taint?' re
quire, a I,cedv retued).
Sterpinl 'ft; t: IV,od rtl e;Cei.o L
Ive t ..ve !. I, 11.1:o
. C.C. 1, C •
car., v. hi,
Cincidnat: Vnio,rt,d Mirci-npio , icing:An ti. u:td.
and Northern LA: id:. Nlichigati Contra .
and Chicago &Dion, ond P.tt.burgh, irt W
Cnicagu itniln.hil+ Tl - ,y :nn.t.vp,ture , i 2y,
Clorch - tri f Dedten, ..•, i iiciro., as'. ,pt
about $2:4 each me: o than -IA nary pitti
secgur oars. Mr. (hero .Woodruff has, ii:dirce t I
one, cow attached Loan exprtnrc train upon the Penn
syluania Railroad, and does a thriving bovines&
The ear I; a great convenience, and fir coinf irt can
not be excelled.
Tai/oritio.—Every one in the city had heard of
Samuel Gray, and his celebrated tailoring ostaldieb•
meat, located on St. Clair street. He has long en•
joyed the reputation of being a first class artist in
his way, and deservedly, too, for his clothing al•
ways fits to perfection. He has just received a new
supply of goods for the fall and winter. Our f,ncy
gents and others who win a good td clothes at
reasonable rates should give him a call and see what
he has.
Attempted ide in .5 lid 0 11 Tuesday LIgLI, a
pr, ,,, Der, unwed tie:age nhalieriberger, confined in
the county jsil for in.,:iolotis 'weenie!, attn,upted
h!"ng birnself hie eel'. Ilis coil wale louud
suspended from the windov, grio.ing by a strip of
calico. He was quite insensible whin taken down,
and remained su for same two. This is the same
man who lately escaped from jail and woe afterwards
captured in Washington county.
•
Porter's Thentre.—A fair audience was assembled
at Porter's Pittsburgh Theatre, 1-st evening, to wit
nose Mr. Roberts' personation of lago. We did not
have the pleasur: of seeing it, but are informed it
was a fine effort, and that he received merited ap
planse. This evening he appears as Sir Giles Over
reach, in "A New Way to Pay Old Debts, - arid we
are mistaken if ho does not do the character ample
Justice.
1. a Critical Condition.--We learn that John
Fisher, the brakesman on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, who was injured yan accident at Mifflin, fart
week, is lying in a critical condition and that but
little hope is entertained of his recovery. Ho is au
aged man, and has been for a long time employed on
the Pennsylvania road.
Accident on the .Northern Central Railroad.—An
accident occurred to a coal train on this road, on
Saturday last, north of Georgetown, canoed by the
breaking of an axle of the tender of the engine.
The train was thrown from the track, causing a
general smash up, and demolishing about twenty
cars.
The Butainsons.--W 0 are informed that Masonic)
Halt has bees leased for the benes t of the Hutchin
son Brothers, tendered by the Pittsburgh Gymnaetict
Association, and the time fixed for to-morrow eve
ning. They should be greeted with a bumper.
Couller & Mentzer, Muse, Sign and Ornamental
Paintera and drainers. Orders left at their shop on
Fourth street, near Market, Burke's Buildings, will
be promptly attended. .6LLI
Carnaghan's advertisement of men and boys'
clothing will interest many. Uis manufacture of
clothing has grown in popularity, from its neatness
of style and durability. Buyers will tind his prices
favorable. •
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Bowman Q• Co :—My wife was troubled with cough
and pain in the breast for five years—the last two of
which she was very low indeed. I procured some
K..f your Compound, and after she had taken it for
about lice weulo‘ she was able to,do all our house
work, which ehe had not previously done for four
years.
We cheerfully, and Unasked, recommend your Corn
pcand to all who aro suffering under that terrible
disease— Consumption.
Jemsa SUUTHSBL&ND•
Mellor it. doUTILIBLLIID
Looguivr.LA
K. Jail, 1866.
In Sun. In eliado
. 86° 53°
.C!oudy 65°
63°
Dire. Julia Dean Bayne
This talented actress will make her second appear
antic at Foster's National Theatre this evening, in
the character of the Countess in Sheridan Knowles'
play of " Love, or the Countess and the Serf," o play
admirably adapted to the display of her great and
acknowledged ability. The play itself, aside from
this lady's personation of the chief character, is
grand, portraying beJntifully the impression made
by one of "nature's noblemen" upon the heart of
" a lady of high degree," and the conflict between
love and pride. How happily one of the characters
is made to describe true dignity :
Riches impoverish, that divVe respect'
06, to be cherished fdr 0:t ( alone!
To owe the loon that leav,al to us to taught
Tl'uich fortune's bummer—winter—gives or takes I
To haw that while we wear the heart and tulud,
Feature and form. high heaven endawa I us with,
bet the storm pelt us, or fair weather waim,
we shall be loved! Kings from their thrones csat down,
Have bleated their f^to that they were valued for
Themselves, and not their stations, when some knee,
That hardly bowed to them in plentitude,
Iles kissed theilmt before them stripped of all I"
The piece contains many other passages of beauty,
and ie considered by many as the masterpiece of its
celebrated author. It was first produced at Drury
Lane Theatre is 1839, when Mr. Anderson person.,
aced Huon, Ellen Tree the Countess, and Madame
Vestris Catherine. It has since been favorably re
ceived all over the United States, though many alter
ations have been made in the teat by managers, to
suit circumstances. Mrs. Shaw gained a celebrity by
her fine conception and faultless delineation of the
character of the piece, and Mrs. Rayne has the rep
utation of equaling her in it- rPpresentation. We
the will be well sustaine I ir. to oisio charae
ttre by Mr. and Mrt. Leonard and Mr. Chas. Feeler.
We Lei_ ,eo a full house did: evenieg, to give her
the neeo,9sery eneuuragetnent to produce a favorable
itnpreEeiton.
h t friu[iement ou Patent.—We learn that Mr. if. B
Griffin, propriiitor of the celebrated '• Cuuming's Cut
-6n.4 Box," which was exhibited at the State Fair by
Messrs. /wens, McFarland do Co., has entered suit
against Mr. Tnemits H. Wilson, of Harrisburg, Pa.,
fur an infringement of his patent. Tho suit was
brought in Louisville, Ky., where Mr. Wilson had his
machine on exhibition.
A Cage was cn trial in the District Court, yoster.
day, and is. not yet concluded, in which Hon. Thos.
Irwin was sued by the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad Company for $2OOO, the value of two bonds
issued by the county, which were transferred by lion.
Larimor to Judgo Irwin as collateral security fur a
privato debt.
The Chatham Homee. —rotor Brady, at his well
kept restaurant at the corner of Wylie and Chatham
streets, has fine, fresh oysters and kit of other good
things. Peter keeps a quiet and excellent house,
which is a great accommodation to the up town folks.
Accepted.—We observe from the Chronicle of yes
terday evening that the challenge of the "Cassidy "
has been oecepted, and that the preliminaries of a
race will be arranged between the " Cassidy " and
the " Reindeer" or " Gullett " in a few days.
Gormly, the well known market gardener at
Lawrenceville, made a fine display of garden pro.
ducts at the State Fair. He can ho found in the Dia..
mood Market on market days with tine vegetables of
all Ktrts.
hcoiocrotie Rally.—Thero will be a rally of the
Democrats of the Twenty-Second District, and the
friends of Capt. John Birmingham, in tho Allegheny
tite:ket FieugQ, thin evening, at which a number of
the beat Demeerntio speakers will ho in attendance.
7h, Ciimox ban is to bo seon at Lafayetts
N. tSS Wood street. Tho agent n ill be found
cither there or at the St. Charles Hotel.
Heavy Dantag..—ln thel seduction case mentioned
yesterday, on trial in the District Court, the jury
found datnagoß for the plaintiff, Joseph E. Sl'Laugh
tin, in the sum of $162.5.
il"yor ootamit..o.l three f 121611 to jail yes
tr.tay, charged with e tualin g a hiov6 (nom Mr. A
Burchli.!d.
Shounberger'4, and Coleman sic liwthnan's iron
Works have both gone to %VW k. tha week. 'lbis ar
gues better times at hand.
'helan, f WhiJeriag, u;‘,l returned hc,inu
eitrr qn absence, in Eatopz, of ~vor tiao"ei u).•ntbs.
Boetio.--T‘s., $lOOO Pittsburcli Wm wore sold in
iorithty at 8510 per $l,OOO.
Tll.tg HAS
ithou mode P 111. 1 .. I 1,1 4,lltUrY
h by ‘,l H Kr ET
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t.ltte, in the f , UtOle
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ritol t t, • utotllt,itte '‘.lll,tet,
t • 11 . I 1.-11 Lb ItrVur e,wme t roach tl,. ...tan. , ;4
rvll Tt, difficulty iv I . get .t r,mety that v,:II roach
y!I •L4rtitivo Igune , 1,41 give them elmulltsr,,,Limly II
t•I ton 1 thelligill t'l•H thill . 1 i t pr,
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—Try tnom, nuci ) U 04cl V•• 1 that they
prupri,•u , i J u ne
h.. 1 . 1.4. to that th.•y will cut, .J.ll the ,!i.•ue.e
Lo.d.l.o.iveh I lv ((St tLcll t,” L. W. the
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t Ltiey 91 iii :Loy ur r. (.11111,1“kli L, GL, and la; BD
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HAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF TILE
largest and most r xtotisic,-• stocks of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever brought to this market, of great variety,
ADAPTED TO FALL AND WINTER SALES,
HAVING BEEN PURCHASED
Direct from the Itianafacturers' Chiefly for Cash,
And telectod with great care as to
QUALITY AND SIZES,
They feel :tared they can offer eupeih r I ndurements to
WESTERN BUYERS. •
gir Merchants visitiug Pittsburgh L.itLor to purchase
goods, or on their way to &men" citi,A, art InVited to co
and CattMiLl l 3 oar stock before buylug elms where.
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Weekly Review of Pittsburgh Markets!
Pirrstitmon, October 8, 1858.
We have hut little change to record in the business of
the city during the past week. Business has, we may say,
improved, and during the early part of the week uur mer
chants were busily engaged, many visitors to the State Fair
taking advantage of their presence here to make their fall
purchases. In prices tI, changes are very trifling; indeed
so much so cc to 1,3 t,c't I .; I y worth'notirg.
The river, in consequt uco of the late rains, hai risen
some, there being at present about (oar feet in the channel.
Some few boats are loading for below, and are getting plenty
of ft eight. We fear, however, this rise will not give much.
Impetus to !meiness, 114 it Will scarcely extend as far as Cin
und unload n further rim) Occurs the boats now lead
lug will have sortie dilliculty In reaching that point.
Money matters have undergone no change. Money is
abundant, and can be had at reasonable rates on good
security. The rates of Exchange are 1 , ./ 4 per cent. premium
for Eastern, and par for Western.
The Bank Statements for the week eliding Saturday,
October 2, b bow the following aggregate:—
Marrs. October 2. September 25.
1,09118 and Discounts 0,096,954 55 $6,054,605 49
Due by other 526,609 79 483,411 44
Notes, of other Banks
and Treasury Notes_
Specie.
Circu
t,
Depo.it.
mt... F guroe, 0111 W the following comparatiVe results :
Inci ease iu Loans and Discounts .$42,459 06
Increare in amount this by other Banks 53,259 85
D. crease In Nobs and Checks of other Banks, rice 23,422 73
Decrease in Specie 53,882 71
Increase in Circuluo ion :34,125 00
U crease in amount due In other Banks.— ........ 59.602 70
Increase lu Deponted
The above figures Elbows a net ;nervosa In Assets of $28,-
651 97, and a net increase in IJabilitles of $67,198 61—
tuakin tle difference against the Banks $38,644 84.
ASIIES...The m fli . .et still remains quite dull, with no
salsa worth reporting. Soda .1s still held at 3%@4c., and
Silt - ate of soda 6%e. Concentrated Lye 14c. Pearls we
quo:, at .5 . t4Aiii.,1 , 4c. rots are altogether nominal at 4%@5c.
BACON... Hari undergone no change. Shoulders are quoted
at 6 1 ,4(tiiie ; Sides at 8 1, ,‘AS%c. ; Plain llama at 9X©loc.;
Cauen..sed Hams l.ugsr Cured 12@12 1 .,.4e.
k;AN. 4 ...Are In some request nt 90(gi93A.:. for small
white.
BU MED....Then? Is Is! Butler offering at present. Prices
are nominal at 12©13c. for chutes roll, in hurt,ls, and tic
for packed.
131WOMS...Tlime IS a good supply in market; sal& of
common lire roolerly maclu at $1,25, and fur batter kinds
, fanny commands $;3,2542,60 3 t1 dozen.
13 3. CK ETS A:3ID TUBS...Tim Beaver manufacturere' prices
or,. as follows:-13nckrts, plain inside, dozen, $1,45;
peinto4 imdde, $1,50; 3 hoops, $1,75; Tubs, N 0.1,8 hoops,
- 1 4 $7,75; No. 1, '2 hoops, $6,75; - No. 2, $6,00; No. 3,
$5.50. No. 4, $4,75 No. 5, $4,00; lioelors No. 2, $2,76 ;
1141 f liushele, &cutoff, $4,75.
CORD 40 E....
Manilla Rope, MI 13 . .15 tb
Turret 14 Is lb
I.lvoir, " ' %.1 lb Tarred '• " V,
Packing Yarn, fine 13 sit 31), Packing Yarns, corn I'2 e tn
BED C . oana...Manilla $1,87, $'4,81(0.745 T 1 dozen ; Manilla.
,:011, lb.; Hemp $1,87, $2,75(40,75 `fi dozon ; Hemp,
1 1 . coil, 1:1c p lb.
Novae itlaallia 87, , id d,eeer . 11,•con 7t5. , vet di a
IkYTTON COLLIDABIL—Ca',UoII Ropo ip and ulostads, :40 ; du
bolowt2; Bod Curd $.2,50(71.,824-4,7t, 1 1 dozen; Flow
fne $1,2; Saab Cords SMU.
CANDLES...The following are now the current rata of
city mkunfacturere: Moulds, L.V. pm.; Dlpa. INc.: Star
V-qWnE Ih.
OLIFIESE...The demand is improving, and supply Letter;
gal OS are made regularly at 7 .l 4@gc for Western Reserve;
come lots at Bpc.
CRACKER ...The pric.es have undergone a farther ad•
The quotations are now an follows : Water Crackers
15 . ;1c.; Butter do. 6 1 -Ac.; sugar Sc.; Soda 7c ; Boston 7c,
Pilot Bread '1? bid. $4,60.
DRIB') FltUlT...Drled Apples sell in small lots at $2,00
yi bush. Of Poew lon thrre am scarcely any In market ;
hell at $1 76(045.
DRUM Bahr.. Trausartioud quite limited; auvassiai
briuga 12,@)12 1 ,t40.
EtIGS...The market is not very well supplied, but the de
mand is light; the price?, have, huvrever; advanced a shade,
, 111 pye,/, , ,1 are now made at 95Gc dozen.
FL' Allt....The market LI non quite dull, and the receipts
are quite light. The rube from Drat hands are $5,10 to
$5,14 for superfine, $5,'15i4n,37 fee extra superfine, and
t5.164.5,5U for eztra lawny. From alert pricey are much
the tisane as last week, viz :—55.560 . 5,40 fur superfine,
$5,5e®5,82 for extra do., end $.5,87( i n56 lot extra family.
Rye Fl,oll' still qnutea at $41g)4,10.
Mi 11.... We have nu change to note in dish. No. :1 MACti•
erel era still soil to the city trade at $10,50 and at ti I, to the
country. Halifax Herring quote at $t,60@56,75, nod Codfish
at 60)5 1 ,4c. The pricey tur taxi, Fish are 01 tenows ;
it bite Fish, 'itbbl, $lO, in half 1,1. k. $6.50; Lilco Trait, "c 1
bid., $4, hall bb1a.54,50
FitF.D... At the mills Bran t,tatclalling,d sells at 6U t , Sue.?
lou Ihd Meal rings s37(os2i - 4A ton.
FEATIIEII.d...S..Iea at primp
at The. 'p ID. in 4thal I Lao. awl iron] afore at boc
I•'lHk BEACH. w.le o e ragularly mad.) at 1,25aT,10 M
URA IN. The ralu IlibrEttlt ul34:ut the - fiti
111-t weep, .111 LAIC littlb doing. Oats, ork arrival. tring 40
11,.. and 45, trap guru. Corn doll and scam, at o ,, ni , n2c
Kyr. !rum atoreB6:73e Barley 70075^ Wh- , at is Ileld at
fur onlitittry qua tlClra, and ranges up to Z.1,2i fur ..I,oa a
GROCERIES...Exhibit but Litt% cimujia. Eogar lu
in worth 9 , 449jic.; whilw !Sohn/deg hag declined to for
prznie N. 0. Rio Wine contintiga firm at 12% for prima.
Rico at 5@ 4c., with few trangactiona.
11A Y...tiolla from tivaleg at the usual figureit, : gaim
$ll ton
tilt:ES...Green tildes Nava advanced to "f lb I,
11. in luorket. The supply ul Dry fir very limit."l, co.l the
.t.nti II is uomiunl nt lir
HUM AND Nel LS...Tbe quotativus. of mahnfurt:trati
ale as tollows Bar 2 to 2. 4 4c.11 Th. NaiLs
selling at V3,50(.1,75 for 141.1. to 4.l.,arcordiug to quality;
a , terms aro six months' credit, or t. cunt. dis.rourit for
oth. Taidos light.
LA 11.1..)...The quantity iu markt t. is very light, att•e
o almost nominal. City N... 1 Is aria et 10,fd,4114:, mid
.uutry at lee.
LEATLEKR...The ma: kit is sirady, With no dome. itt ..nr
d quotations:
!Led Bpitithdi tiole "p gi.!£ic.
Ulaughto - 2.1(g0t113c.
Skirting 284.30 c.
2.4.(M2fr!
Upper ........
Bridle $ 36 0 42
1.1/21BEIL, Seasoroxi...The following are the quotati.,on nt
.a.soned Minder, from the yards In the city:—
Common 1 inch Boarda, 1060 root vit, 6.1
Clear do 8Y
looring iirefis.,l do
niuglos, 1000 3 .50
Lath,
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 Inch—ll 1000 loot ... 341 00
dr, do 114 do 82 00
LUMBER, green... Tile market la uucluthitml; 13
oinking at the river at $lO per thouvand (pet fa CO/ALOUD
awl $3O for clear. $2,50 thowimal.
l'i)littf ...There h u Lotter dainaricl, with tuurii firm.
new.] in priers; whit halt. tA,(49 111,500417 by !ha Lit, mid
I,l7,fiti in a 'mall way.
Pig bead has .ltclioed to 0, and But to 8%47:
Stiert Copper SW 38c Sheet Brae 82c Ih.
t1:L 4 ...N0 change la Linseed Utl, which him at 6:2,608bc,
with a light demand. Regular Gales of Lard ale still made
at 851. for No 1, and 75c. for No. 2, by the manufactorere.
Pill El'AL—.Remains at the last qnotatims, viz: $214
$25 for A il.gheny and anthracite.
MOTATOt.S...New ari. selling at 50®80c. bushel, with A
cular supply.
has later a dtmllue in the prices . f 75e
f coo . , quotation.; of Blasting and $1 en Rifle; the quo
tations now are for Blasting $4,25 keg; Rifle $B.
SAND STONE...Regidar salea of Huntingdon county, at
ton.
BALT...Prices have recently advanced and males of
glieny No 1 are now made at $l,BO bhl. From store
floral are a trifle more.
nEED...New Timothy is coming to market quite freely ;
It brings $1.50 from wagon and $1,75 out of store The
demand for Flaxseed absorbs the entire supply at $1,505a)
$1,55 rtA bush. The receipts ere light.
SOAPS...Tho following are the manufacturer's pi - Ices:—
Rosin Sc ;No 1 Calm 5 1 ,4; Chemical ; Caalle and Toilet
10c.14 lb.
SELEICTINGS. YA115:8,, La —he prices have again do
dined, and the following are now the ruling figures: Eagle
Sheetings 8%0. IA yard; Niagara 83 c.
morn) TARN.
Yo. 16
o. 17
o. 18
No. 19
No. 20
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cluhive,ll Lb_ 20 ,g)
Noe. 11 and 12... 21 ••
No. 13 ®
No. 14 ....... ....... 2.3 -
No 15 24 0 -
Nu. 400, .0. do, 11 (0
No. 500, do z..... 10 (
No. 600 9
No. 700 8
Nu. nUO 8 (?)
N 0.1900 8 (4,
N 0.1000.., 8 f.O
coverlet Yarn 27 621
Candlewick 20 (0
TALLOW...We quote rough at 71,, , la lb, and reLdered
at 10%c.
VIN 81.3A.R...8a11eu Vinegar is quoted at to. to the city
and country trade, and 9c to outside dealers.
WIITTIc LEAD, LITEIAROR, Az—White Lead is arm
and In steady demand at $2,50 'pi keg for pure oil, and dry
9c "f,lb , rubject to the usual dleuorint. itOd Lead 9%149e,
net, and Ly charge 8 % .
WINDOW LA 88.—The prices for city brands have ad.
vancod, and we correct oar quotations as follows :-6eB and
7x9,'0 box of 50 feet, $1,601 8110, $2,15; 8311, 9111, 9112.,
and 10112, $2,40; Silt, 9113 and 9x14, V2.,85; 10 3 15 and
10316, $2,76; 10 cant disConnt off. Country brands 60c.
lower.
WuOL...lu Wool there is now but little doing. Prices
range from 25 to 42c., according to quality.
Whisky...We observe no alteration in Whisky. Rectified
le steady at 2+5428 , 7 4 '; raw le sold at 23 24c., Io lots
Philadelphia Market.
kiILADELPIIIA, October ft—There is no change lu
sales 2.5,000 bble good brands at $5,50(45,51:% and extra
fsnilly at $5,37%; sales to the trade at $6,25@57 for extra
family and fancy. Rye Plow' and Corn Meal scarce. Good
Wheat in fair demand; sides of 15,000 bash red at $1,284
1,50; white at $1,35@1,45 Rye In demand at 80(01c fur
new; and 851 for old. Corn remains unchanged; sales 3000
bosh yellow at 90691. Oats sell at 46 for prime Delaware,
and 50 for old Pennsylvania In Groceries and Provisions
no change; 500 bags Rio Coffee sold at 11 1 4412, on time.
Meta Pork held at $lB. Whisky meets a limited demand;
Baled Pennsylvania and Ohio in Ibis at 24424%.
Now York Market.
Nrw Yosit, October 6.--Cotton firm; !ales 2.300 bales.
Flour heavy; 11,000 bbls sold; southern $5,3045,60. Wheat
heavy; 24,000 bosh sold at a decline of 142 c; Milwaukee
Club, 87(08; Chicago Spring, =Hound, 811. Corn buoyaur,
0.070 bush sold at 90092 c for yellow. Pork heavy at $16,-
60(g 16,70. Bacon firmer at 6c for Shoulders and 8% for
Sides. Linseed uil heavy. Tobacco advanced 4c; sales at
21%©24c. Tallow dull at 10c. sugar firm at 6%@7c.
New York Stook Market.
NCR , Y. RE, ectatier 6—Chicago and Rock Island 65%;
Michigan Southern .ml 4; N. Y. Central 64.6; Reading 4p.,1;
Missouri O's 86; Galena and Chicago 857 5 , Michigan Contra
55 %; Brie 16 , ,xj; Cleveland and Toledo 31%; Panama K R
116; Pacific Mail Company 106.
Cincinnati Market.
C1NC17.11.01, October B.—]?lour dull; sales of 900 bbis
at
$4,50 for superfine, the receipts are moderate, bet there Is uo
export demand. Wheat is dull; prime red 90c, and white
$l,lO. Corn 50e. Barley drooping, but not lower. Oats
58c. There was nothing done in Provisions. Bacon is held
at 8 and Sc. Whisky dull at 19c closing nominal. Thera is
a better demand for Coffee; sales
Excha 600 bags at
New Y 113,4®11.
Money matsers are unchanged. nge on ork 1 4
cent premium.
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Now York Cattle Elarkot.
NEW Yosx, October 6.—Beeves unchanged; receipts 3280.
Sheep and Lambs, there is an improved feeling in the mar
ken the receipts are 10,800; some corn fed quoted at $6,560
0,84.
?35,638 K 4 155,111 57
1.248,500 ttn 1,3011;h3 40
1,540 118 00 1,506,073 09
189,029 30 178,631 95
1,808,049 58 1,835,375 22
-. 72,674 35
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)REDS OF THEIR PATIMTS, -
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Have concluded to remain
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complicated . with, or eanaiug pulmonary disease, including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the Liver,
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, ite.
Pll9 At STE R 5 would state that their treatment
usemetiou is Lased upon the fact that the disease exists
•
in tl.i Woo , : and ryzient at large, both before and during its
dentioinnent in the lungs, and they therefore employ Mecham
fly Omit. cud Medical remedies to purify the blood and
strengthen the system. With there, they use MEDICAL IN
HALATIONS, which they value highly, but only ea Ftzlb:a.
hens, (having no Curative effects when used alone,) and Invm
lids ore eeruestly cantloroxi against wasting the precious
time of curability ou any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, but ful.e Idea that the "seat of the, disease can be reached
In a direct :winner by Inhalatio:," fur, as e.t.a.', the
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THE ARTIFICIAL LIGHTNING Tti AT PLASHES
through the Atlantic Cable,.beare i 08.9 resemblance
to the lightning of heaven, than Chistadoro's Hair Dye
beer; to the natural coloring matter of black and brown
hair. Quick as a flash it darkens the grey, rod or sandy
fibres of the head, the lips, and the chin to an ebony hue,
while it lends a healthy lustre to them. It contains no cans
tic, and ten minutes, once in six or eight. weeks, is all the
time required fur Its application. Sold everywhere, and ap
plied by all hair dressers. OHISTADGRO, No. 6 Astor
Hoene, New York. Q 11. H&Y8EII,
oc'L•lmdew Agent at Pittsburgh.
OFFICE OF THE
PITTSBURGH AND BOSTON MINING COMPANY,
Pittsburgh, September 11th, 1868.
NuTIC F. —The Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and
[ ' Boston lifloinz Company are hereby not lied that a
special meeting will be held at the office of the Company,
In the city of Pittsburgh, on WEDNESDAY, the dth day of
October, at 3 o'clock, P. tei , to coutidor the subject of organ
izing au additional company, with a view to a more rapid
development of their extensive mining territory.
By order of the Board of Directors,
se . .M:td THOMAS M. HOWE, Secretary.
NoTIOE—THE IiVTERE,IT COUevNs of the
Bon le of Lawrence County, issued to the PITT&
BURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY, due July,
tBi.S will be paid at the mike of W. H. WILLIAMS A 00.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. The change to place of payment Ls, made
In consequence of the failure of the Ohlo Life Idfurance
and Trust Ocmpany, New York, where the emporia are
tayahLi By order of
j y 1 THE COMMISSIONERS.
MEDICAL.
DR. R. A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic, and Anti-Dyspeptic
PILES
PREPARED AND SOLD EY
B. L. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
WH ES ALE DRUGGISTS,
A '. PROPRIETOR U
B. L. FALINL.:ITOCK'S VERMIFUUE,
N. 60 corner of Wood and Fourth ,S'treete,
U Li, PISINN' A
THESE PILLS HAVE NOW, TO A
limited extent, been before the public in thli suction
of the country fora pelted of over twenty years, avid from
the fact of their not being uto.e generally known through.
out the length and breadvi of the laud, It might, perhaps,
be inferred that they ate lacking in some of the great eases,
Dahl ors family medicine, or that there are ether Pills their
superior, etc.r but each, howovet, to net the . aneC , their sup
ply from a want ot aspoaition or 'hilt,, on the part 01 the
original proprietor, (Dr. 1% ilson,) was al ways I hutted to such
an extant as at times toreador it difficult to MI Loran orders,
but a ith even this disadvantage wherever used they have
never failed to call to. th the strongest testimony in their
favor—testimony in many instances unsolicited—net gotten
up expiessiy for publicity—but freely proffered to the in
cetitor a, expressions of gratitude or the great benefits die
rived Ilea the use of thew truly wowlortut Pills, In proof of
which we subjoin the following:—
We, the subscribers, Ministers of the , iospel, and members
of the Pittsburgh Aunual Conforenc of the Methodist Etas
copal Church, having each and all of us, during the welt
few yenta, had frequent opportnnittea of learning and try lug
the character of Dr. it. A. Wilson's Tonic, Cathartic, and
Anti-Dyspeptic Fills, are prepared to, and now State ith
pleasure, iii this communication, that we know them to be
mrcelloot medicine, and, as such, rec.aumend their use
to our friends and acquaintances, not only as a specific for
Sick.lleaduche and Dyspepsia for which they are recom
mended, but sa a safe Vainiry remedy among children, and
for the prevention and removal et Bilious attacks, etc.
Revs. Jas. 0, Sansoru, Was D. Lemon, Juo. L. Williams,
They. Baker, Francis If. Bead, Ltorvey Bradshaw, Wesley
&nail, Moses Tichnoll, A. Jackson, Cornelius Jackson, W.
Browning, Hosea McCall, E. Bays, B. F. Sedwick, G. Mat tin,
Thos. Mctirath, J. Si. Iteger, Win. Smith, N. Callender, S.
R. Brockunier, C. D. Battle, John West, Wm Tipton, C.
ihulgsen, John Murray, S. B. Dunlop, Dr.J.J. Jamison.
From the Corresponding Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, signing the same.l
Iteva. Gun. Brown, Geo. Ilughes, Joel Dolby, Jr ' Z. Ragan,
Jer. Browning, Writ. Ross, Robt. Simonton, Jno.Clark, Jae.
I!. Piper, John Burns, Daniel G. °citron, John Beatty.
My experience is not as extensive as the expression In the
at.oNe certificate; bet as far as my opportunity of testing
the ir trtmes of Dr. Wilson's Pills has occurred, I cheerfully
end.. cc the seothaent of their superior value.
WTLLI ASI REEVES
From the Rev. I. S. Hubbard, Ohio, Oct '27, 1939.
Int. %Vases :—I feel myself u thousand times obliged to
you. I have for some years been afflicted with the dyspep
el and, from the good effects already produced by your
pills in my case, I am persuaded that the continued use of
them will finally effect a thorough cure; I therefore, wish
you to !lead me four boxes by the hearer of this, and oblige
yours, etc. ISRAEL SHARP.
itltr.sct of a letter from Col. Camp, an ,Ideriy gentleman et
Virginia, who has raised a numerous family, of smile
medical reading, aut much experience iu the use of
medicine.
I do must earnestly hope that you will adopt some plan
to supply us with your most excellent Anti-Dyspeptic Pill.
t have been in the usblt of using it myself, and in my faint
ly, from the time you first brought them into use in our
neighborhood, and upon all occasions have found them to
answer the purpose for which they were administered. My
wife has b-en very much afflicted with nick headache, and,
by using one-half of on of the pills, has uniformly found
relief. I think it superfluous to enumerate toe different
chiplaints for which I have adminlidered these pills. Suf.
lice it to Kay that, a a far as the numerous complaints set out
In the wrapper have Wien under my notice, the pill has had
the desired effect in removing the name; and so far an my
self have been concerned, 1 van say that they leave the
bowels iu better order than the use of any other cathartic
that I have used,
I ant, sir, your friend and well-wisher,
JAMBS hi. OIMP
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
anl43y—le
BROTYPE S.—These beautiful and
durable pictures Oil ghee; in an their perfectlou and
lt.voliness, singly or In groups, may be obtained at WALL'S,
J.ues' Building, Fourth street. [oci:lw
R. M. CARGO .& CO..
Photographers and A utbrotyptsts
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 21 Filth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
8. W. co: of Market street and Diamond, Pittaburgn
i'l 3.10E8 TO SUIT ALL. Login:U-8p
AMBROTYPES--
A BEAUTIFUL AND DIJIIABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD A 8 LOW
AB AT ANY FIRST LILAS 6 KSTABLISEIMENT
114 Tiill COUNTRY, AT
W ALL'S, P.artb street
EL 0 EA E '
NEW PAUUERREAN AND AMBROTYDR
MCP AND SIDE-LIGET
G ALLERY,
iirr KERET, NBA ILLY OPPOSITE THE POST-01111431/
le, PICTURES taken lu all the various styles, In as
weather, and warranted to please, at reasonable rates.
Slo k or deceased persons taken at their residence.
sp2Ctlydsts-is
Removed to 21 Fifth Street.
CARGO & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
AtIBKOTYPE CULLUM( has been removed from
6 Fourth street, to No. 21 Fifth street, near Market.
Theserooms barring been built especially for the purpose,
with three large lights, are not surpassed in the city for
comfort, convenience and excellence in arrangement.
• Our old friends and patrons ; and those wishing su
perior hlreneteses, are invited to call. lel. Reception Room
and Specimens on the ground floor. ap7
STEAMBOATS.
ZANESVLLLE.
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steamer &MIA GRAIIAId,Oapt. Moro
Anus, will leave for the above and ell
tmmedlato ports on every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
Ia ttigen Ot pow apply co bard.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. & T. GROUTT,
CIPPOILIZELS OP
BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC.,
DEALERS IN
FINE OLD MONONGAIIELA RYE WHISKY, PEAO
AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO,
RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS,
Corner of Smithfield and Front Streets,
apl4) PITTSBURGH, PA.
S. B. & C. P, MARKLE,
MASIIPACTIIREBS Or
PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL RINDS OP WRAPPING
31P )
Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, p. 44
toil- Rage bought at market prices. myB
REMOVAL.
J OIIN MOORHEAD has removed to
No. 74 Water etreet, below Market
JOHN MOORHEAD.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER BTREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSDURGLI STEEL 'WORKS.
ISAAC ..JNO. L. BOYD Whi IitoOIILLOUGH
JONES, BOYD &. CO
ALANUFLOTITSZLaa OF
CAST STEEL.
ALBO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
8 P RINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Rosa and Pirst, Streets,
jy2s
MOORHEAD & CO.,
MANUFACTURER OF
American, Plain & Corrugated,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
For Rooting, Guttering,,,Spouting, as
AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Warehouse, No. 136 First street,
mr26:ly-ia
ITN=
D. R. ROGERS & CO.,
MANUPAOPURZRE4 OP
Iik , GERS' IMPROVED PATENT
;TEEI., CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
LI. C. iFik.PBURni,
ATIWINEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCEIL
01110.11 FMB 11101MIT815
No. 61? roar& atmot.
JAMES A. FETZER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
lOU ra➢ SALA Of
our, Grain, Bacon, Lard, flutter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Corner or Market and First etreete.
PITTEMiI affil, PA.
Rana ro—Francis q. Bailoy, E 5..., William Dilworth, Sr.,
. tinthtmrt A Sou, Pittsburgh; Boyd k Ott, ileiskell a
a oaringen, S. Brady, Carib. M. a M. Bank, List & Howell,
&Lugle a Oa., George W. Anderson, Donlu Patton A Co.
WP.aallnsc. inykaritur
E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO.,
IMPORT/MS OP
WINES, BRANDIES, &C.,
ALBU DEALERS IN
FINE OLD WHISKYS
NO. 6, NORTH FRONT STREET,
e1:13 PHILADELPHIA.
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. wERTz's
F'lrtit Premium Blind Factory,
I_iURNER THIRD AND MARKET STS., PITTSBURUII.
rfillIOSE WISHING TO FURNISH THEIR
House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of the most exgnl•
Site and elaborate finish, will fluil it to their interests to give
before purchasing elsewhere. My work Is got up
by the best mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention is
gheu to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work
warranted. No. 72 TUIRD Street, Pittsburgh. I myB:lyis
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
ell VI L ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
‘..) FOR PLJI BRECTION OF GAS WORKS, for tram five
owners and upwards, cud fur Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, Hot Water ur lfurnacea.
esyS:lyis PITTSBURGH, PA.
HITCHCOCK, 11 'CREERV Si. CO.
(Sums/mono TO i1071 , 14/04, WOELLIRY di 00,)
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ,
liiKtOLIANTS, Wholemle Dealers lu Produce, Flour!
and Wool, No. 114 Becoud street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
I=l
Springer iiartiangh,
Pittsburgh
H. Childs 4 00.,
I agaluy , Cusgravo & Cu., •'
McCaudiess,litearul et Co., '•
G. W. Smith, & Co.,
Goo. fel.k. L. Hord, Cincinnati
I. R. loonto.a Ak Brut., ••
myUlltf
WILLIAM CLAYTON Si CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Near Wood stroot,
Ssle - Always on hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, of the
VG beal Quality. delftydellt
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. 1S and !IA Wood Street,
jy23:tf
W. IL Mc:3lM
. i 1 c (.1 E
kRCI4A,NT TA ILORS,
Dealers in Ready Made Cl, , thlug and Gentlemen's Furnish
lug Goode, corner of 1 , k3410‘ t trot and Market Square Alla
gheny City, Pa.
,jel2:ly
M tiRBL E MARBLE! I
JOIMA elti"CaißGO
HAS A DEAUTIYUL SELECTION Of
MONUMENTS, GRAVE • STONES.
Enclosures, PONiiit, &C.
The priblio are reepoottolly invited to examine our stock
Prices low, and work warranted.
v I V!l.---f• Na. [JEWETT iITAVET.
POINT BOX FACTORY.—
BUSIIA da GUTEINDOB.F
Manufacture to order, BOXES suitable for Soap and Candles,
Elardware and Variety Gorda, etc., etc.
va,.. Order, promptly tilled. tcy22:lY
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants find
Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 2.51
Liberty Wrest. Pittahoreh. P..
SAMUEL FAUNESTOCK,
IMPORTER AND DEA.LUR IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
No. 74 IVood Street, Pittsburgh.
The subscriber has received, in addition to his fall stock
of Hardware, a very heavy stock of Meat and Sausage Cut
ters and Staffers, and a very large stock of Sleigh Bells,
loose and on strings, of a much superior quality to that
usually sold in the market, all of which will be sold on the
loweit terms. (ffe27) SAML. SAHNEBTOCH.
CALItTWELIGIBIT & YOUNG,
(%..w.sors to John Cartwright,)
ANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
of Pocket and Table Cutlery, gurgled and an I Den
tal instruments, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, etc., No.
Wood street. They give special attention ttn manafactuv.
lig of Trusses, Supporters, etc. JoblAng and ttopalrioa
ith punctuality and despatch spit
FURNITURE FOR CASH. --
A full assortment of
Pittsburgh manufactured VLIANITURP., embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CASAB,
WARD ROBES,
And ovary article needed In a well famished dwelling, as
well as a apledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business Is done at this establishment is for CASH.
Prices are made accordingly. Persons in want of anything
in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
PM:MINKEL A IRWIN'S,
No. 103 Smithfield street, halow Fifth.
J. D. YamJaz,
Joan U. Taerrq.
J. & H. PRICEI3
(CENTRAL PLANING - M ILL,
WATER STREET, AIatOESY,
ARE now in full operation, with Fay di CO.'
improved machinery for the manufacturing of Bash
Frames, Doors, Shutters and Mouldings. Builders and Con
tractors will find it to their advantage to call and ascertain
oor prices. aul9lydhw
- — E. SI/1080N 0. H. RUPEE.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
together in the practice of the Law, under the firm
of SIMPSON t BIPPEY.
Office, No. 94 Fourth Street.
LAKE FISH.-
76 bblo. White fish;
60 " Trout;
40 " Salmon, recaived and for Bala by
H, DOLL $.
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH, PA
D. D. /100311
PEPTSBURG H. PA
Joseph B. Elden, di.. Louis;
Fenton Broa.,
Oornell 8. Dorsey, Baltimore;
Garret 8 Marti n,Phlladelphia
James, Hent,'Sautee h Ge. "
Weaver A Graham,. "
Keene, Sterling d (u., •
Yard, Gilmore A .•
PITTSBUROH, PA..
PITTSBURUfI
o. 1. 1,08011.
Sc C 11
J AYES U. 1111.1.A.DENG
EL SIMPSON,
0. H. ILIPPEY
AMUSEMENTS.
T SBURGp THEATRE,
Bole Lessee and Managfir„..........0. & Pm=
Stage Director Diva
PRICES or I sal:1188ton:
Drees Circle and Parquette.soc Family
Colored Bozea 500 Colored Gallery—...2so.
Tickets to Private 80xee...750' Whole 80xe5.........46 04:14 .
Prc0ceninm.80r,05........43 00. " •'-
Continued success of the em vent American artid, Mr. J.
B. ROBERTS.
THLS RVRNING, October be prv.ented, A NEW
WAY TO PAY t..1.,D DEl4.l7S—:k Giles Overreaeh, J.
B. Roberta... Margaret, Mils Cornelia Oappell.
Favorite Dance Mlle Jennie Right.
Orchestra
Fxn y i.Mies Julia Tuvibull.
To cenclele lila the TWO .BITZZARDS.
Ov rture
OSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
J. C FOSTER ..MADltger. J. PROCTOB—Stage Director
Crowded notion. (Jive: applin. Splendid reception of
the celebrated Ain. r.ar JULIA DEAN BAYNE,
whose personation of" the " Elnuchbock," tut
evening, drew dawn altodite e7,pleutie Irma a largo and
fashionable audience. idhe a Ili he- seci.nd appearance
thie evening, in her celebrated charecter, the "Conntem"
THIS EVENING, Ockber 7th; 1858, will be acted, LGVEI:
or, THR COUNT. - Sti AN4 THE SERF—Theemmtess,
Julia Dean Heyne...Oatharino, Aire. Lecnard...Huon,
C. Foster... Sir Pnput, J. Ltoriard.
To conclude with the farce of THE DEAD SHOT.--.2.1r Hec
tor Timid, B R. Alaginleyi..Loalva, 141rn. Leonard.
To-morrow, a popular lilay in which JULIA DEAN
BAYNE will appear.
JOH N W. iII . 'CARTHEV I
BILL, CIRCULAR AND CARD
Distributor And Poster,
I'ITT,Iiir7RGB, FA.
WW promptly L the ..tistributing and Posting of.
BILLB, CIRCUI,AItf3, OAIU AND PROGI AM:IE4
Per Railroads, Shipn, 811.?1130.00at,, Amusements, EgeSl Etc.
All orders, fith,,r b 7 nmil ; h, or otherwise, sent -
to the filca of ',h., De thj .rberrting fret, will be faithfully
attended to.
Packages forwarde by the Mains Exprzes Company will
be promptly dish.osod of tickler Itig to (Erection; eel 4
sEwiN(
SEWINo
TIRE $2O *ND $4O
DOUBLE L/4: ririTCH
SE W IN CHINES!
Are now on Kxhibttion at the
lIOSIER Y
Mil. WALLY,
NO. 20 PI STREET.
Theme Alachh.ext are adrinite.ijto be ti.a beat in market for
family use, makinz an elartic double thread tititCh, which
will not rip yen if evert , fankti stitch be cut. It he the
only low priced double thread Machine in market. Orders
will be received and promptly tilled by
M. DALY, Agent,
20 Fifth atr.- , t, .11 the corner of Market alley,
Pittsonrgh, Pa.
/tar NOTICFM. DALY, on the coma: of Fifth atreet
and Market alloy, It the only of the nano In butane/Lk
or, tide street. Jyl/s:ly
W. . ELLIOTT,
TIIE first, pla,;t , In p4llir o , 4timation is new
Justly akcore..ed BAKER MA
CHINE, for tamily Sewing, f.,r: the fdlo , ing reasons t--
hit. It is MORE f'Ld and KEPT IN ORDER
than any other machirio
M. It makes ,141. ti N.lll :•.rl itIP RAVEL,
though every third stitch is
ad. It rtt,,,m from two . .qy 4pa and thus ell trouble
of winding thread *41.1 I , Machine can
he adapted, at p1e3,411 , . ini.7lt chro;:e of apouls, to all
yarieti ,, s of work.
4th. The BAlnef Matti:le, retell Birk, Linen thread and spool
cotton, with equal facility
fah. The Hewn 14 i.,4 • , 1,4[1. Qa the must elastic fabric, BO
that It to free from oil LI &Ed4lis h, MEATY', in WASH.
ING, IRONING, ..r rwl,t•:
ith. The stitch made by tld, Mactin.•• is more BEAUTI
FUL than any other mde, ,ther 1.• o 4 •t. I or•machine
OPINIONI I TIIE Fit.EBS.
Grover A Baker's is the b•.sti-j A tune. agricaltcrist.
Tu all of which tde Titbit/in Boys, amen.-={N-Y. Tribune.
it Is all that it claims to be.r-{N. Y. Independent.
I tfinishes its awn walk ; of tort do not.-[Homo Sotanal.
We give It the preference'.i Amer. Baptist.
It cede only to he Beetvtto be appreciated.--{Phreno.
Journal.
Adapted for woolens, ltolti cotton.-{Amer. Medical
!deathly.
We like Grover & Bak-r's boßt.-4LatFes' Wreath.
"Which is the best?" Grover & Riker's- N. Y.Dispatch.
Superior to all others -IN. Y. tlettcnry
We have uo hesitation iinrl commending IL-4N. Y. Ex
press.
It requires no ro.spooling.i-[N.. Y. Evangelist.
For family use they are mirivati.-{ N. Y. Daily News.
They new it team that -[N. Y. Courier.
It performs nobly nn , ? eXtemltie:isly - . N. Y. Examiner.
Reniarkabie for the elasticity 01 se.ant.-[Police Gszetto.
Well adapted to all kinds , of dimity stevitt. - N. Y. Obs.
Th e tne .t bleat iuvan6..n if modocti times. -1 Moth •
Magazine.
Beet adapted fur family taie.-Pi. Y. Day Book.
We do not hesitate recommend N. Y. Chronicle. ilk
It sews strongly and does,mot rip. ; Life Illustrated.
The prince of inventions-; Prot. Churchman.
It is woman's beat friend..;-IN. Y. Weekly News. .
And two hundred more reqronces.
To Clergyman and lien% Soclet.ies.
The GROVEIt & ItAKEtt' CO. will
sell, for the I - resent. 133auvoldlit, 6ocletl oa
their naperior machth ~t oLe half the min•il retail pride.
W. C. ELLIO7I.', Agent,
21 Fifth strum.
American Watches
I~APPL~TO~. TRACY & CO .,
WA LT II A. 111,, MASS., MANUFACTUR
EBS LEvEt WATOEIES.—These
emperior watches are made' by the n'd cf new and original
machinery, e.xpressly deng;neti to secor-', with a low pries,
a FINE, 817133TANTI&L,tt.t1 and USITO ItE.IA.BLE time
keeper. The move.ara e no, lir construction, and are
pronounced by the hiclura author die', to be faultless in
principle and quality, and horn proved - by am most
exacting test, to be tellabll aid unfailing to action. These
watches are manufact urerilenti•e fro•,' the crude materials,
in a single establishment, (p co,arectad and uniform pro
ceases, the maw:llse - cry t. oUg or g,n,7.-ti upon the 81.1030 aye
tern that has trrn adopted' I,' It p eduction of the une
qualled American fire-aroor wto nahloa na to produce a
movement at one half t Julio f itt.y td,cti movement of
the same quality; and ;se gaisrantee the perfect perform
ance, far ten yearn, ys annufaa-turctl by us.
All foreita watches ore t h e American
watctua being the only ma i • ny rr,rchillery upon a
uniform spurn.' throughout; mitt e'l bawl made watches
are defective, and are ;3„ ,:etung out of order. lu
many parts vf the 't I- tinpu-Aivle to find good
watch repair re, and nine.nbA - tt.3i uncertain,
and expensive 'lire 'ntrA'rci . t
; Airi , ilruaii watches
disposes of this difficult:, aj,.l r nirrchante, an well
as watch dealers, can kee . tt ,t' ;'art of their miscel
laneous stock, and inns syi yt. it cast ere with a I.ew
staple, w hi c h may Orioni article, without
mystery or had - anat. Sot I it it, it geuerally, arid by
8111116 S, A_PPI General Agents,
oc2,3mdkiir 31, 11:r Lane, 'New if ;Ark.
REINEMA & tit EYE. A ,
Azenu A .4, T. a_ y A Ho
AMERICAN WATCHES,
At M; , nuf , :trtrera'
LIBERAL DISCOUNT I 4 THE ritAnt.
Our stcaA of Clocks, Jewa".ry, and Plated Wara is
very large ,it present—nil sG gre4L'T radac• d price..
L.EINEILAN & gYILAN,
octi No. 42 Fifth street.
THE CII E .ii C: A. L OLIVE ER4tSJVE
SOAP, niantik..tureti by BC J. U. Sarqgt, re
receives the yet r.- • - overall other kinds e-ier offered for
family use.
Its advantages ;No- other lsi,ips are:—let.lt is cheaper
to use, one pounirling Nast to thre, of common rosin
Soap. 2d. Ralf bhp` time need only be cc:opled in washing
when this Soap itrosed in Var. of other Soap. nd. Labor
In washfilg can be nom') tst.r. u....,1 -.;.itil, as the clothes
will require little if any re ibia,z, thus avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. I.tlllog the cluttiw is unnoceSeary
when this Soap le tutted, and hard or .ale water answers
equally as well as soft sth Pi later% Machinists, Painters
and others, find it far superior to other &Nips. It speedily re
moves grease, Mr, paint, prir.t..re' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin soft, stud tree in iio chapping.
To avoid the labor of mooing the clothui, and the use 01
the wash-board, the following chrootions ohonid oe followed .
For the washing of eight or ten of a family, take one
pound of Soap, cut It into 1 !Maytag-% and dissolve in one
gallon of hot water; put trio clothes into a tub containing
about ten gallons of warm water; pour in the dlasolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Lot them ti.ak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and r pas in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirtylwriet-band, or seam, or grease
spots, may require a slight rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and white, without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking
Oar Observe our name of each bar.
For sale, In any quantiti , at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, o posite the Roland Rouse, Penn.
s.
sylvan' avenue. 8.4). & J, R. SAWYER,
ocl No. 47 Wood street.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, Ftllol.l CON
TAINING one acre, for sale. ;'rice SWO each. Torms,
yj in hand, balance In ono," t.. - ro and three roare r situate at
tour miles from the oky ! L. t3U VIBE:KT a tiON,
sells Market street.
IAP OIL CLOTII.-
muslin, imitation
of 2,11 k, and silk. Aire - Jr pieces on hand, for sale low
26 and 2 , 1 Clair htroot
J LI. 1'11114,14.
COOPEKS gold Coops rs
w_rk ight work.. 1• vitro 4 •
JAMV.S a. FETZER,
Be2l Corner Mark. -4 and Fourth .t.roots.
ORIO FIRE PROOF MINERAL PAINT
6 tone of different datora or, hand and for sale at
26 and 2 ft. Cl,lr street,
.1. k H. PHILLIA43.,
OHEESE.-300 W. R. Chiding Cheese just
received and for sale !)y
oo FUMY FL, OOLLINE,
J TORE OF